No bots. No automation. No LinkedIn account risk.
Upload your LinkedIn connections. Get back a ranked list of who is ready to buy, a Sales Signal Report for each of them, and opening messages written in your voice. You stay in control of every send.
Works from your own LinkedIn data export · Nothing installs on your account
Free, no card
Not ready yet? Start with the ICP Extractor
Upload your connections and we sort every one against the titles and countries you name, then hand you the file. Takes minutes, costs nothing, and tells you whether your network is worth working before you commit to anything.
Download your LinkedIn connections file (Settings → Data Privacy → Get a copy of your data). Your network, your data. No login, no browser extension, no bot on your account.
We read your offer and write a scoring rubric from it, then score each profile and its recent posts against that rubric and rank them: high fit, medium fit, borderline. Your buyers are judged on what predicts a sale for you, not on a generic checklist.
For every qualified prospect, a personalised diagnostic is written about them, citing their own posts, anchored to the problem your offer solves. Not a template with a name swapped in.
Every prospect comes with an opening message written in your voice from your writing samples. You review, copy, and send it yourself, which is exactly why accounts never get flagged.
LinkedIn keeps this behind a few menus. It takes about a minute, and you only ever have to do it once. Use a desktop browser, it is not available on the app.
Click your profile icon, marked "Me", at the top right of your LinkedIn homepage.
Select "Settings & Privacy" from the dropdown.
Click "Data privacy" in the left-hand menu.
Under "How LinkedIn uses your data", select "Download your data".
Choose what to download.
Asnera only needs your connections. Pick the option to select specific files and tick "Connections". Choosing the larger full archive also works, it just takes longer to arrive.
Click "Request archive" and enter your password when prompted.
LinkedIn emails you a link when the file is ready. The connections-only file usually comes back quickly; a full archive can take up to 24 hours.
The file arrives as a .csv. Upload it to Asnera exactly as LinkedIn sends it, no editing needed.
Every plan includes all four. The plans differ on how much network you can process and how many activation runs you get, not on which features are switched on.
Best order to use them
Get the offer sharp first. Everything after this is scored against it, so a foggy offer sorts the wrong people and writes the wrong message.
Export your connections, sort them against that offer, then enrich the top tiers to confirm location, timing and how often they post.
Run your best-fit connections through it. You get a Sales Signal Report and an opening message per person, ready for you to send.
Start here
Everything downstream depends on the offer. A foggy offer produces polite interest and no action, and no amount of good targeting rescues it. The Offer Builder fixes that first, in five phases. You get the link and run it yourself, in your own time, with no call to book and no waiting on us.
Viability gate check
Your offer is scored on latent demand, category legibility, outcome observability and payment normalisation. The score is multiplicative, so one weak factor sinks it. You find that out before you spend a year selling it.
Identity extraction
Their subculture, the life stage that makes this urgent today, where they are, and the thing they think at 11pm but never say out loud. That last line goes almost verbatim into the document.
The micro offer
One specific deliverable between $197 and $500 that someone buys without a call. It has to pass the vending machine test and the thirst test.
The two sentence version
Their situation in their own internal language, then exactly what they leave with. If the right person does not think how did you know, it gets rewritten.
The full offer document
One page, eight sections, full sentences. Written so a reader either thinks that is exactly me or that is clearly not me. The only bad outcome is not sure.
A language audit
Every sentence checked against four functions, with the coach-speak and AI padding stripped out.
The finished document is what the activation runs read to build your scoring rubric, so the two connect directly.
Step one
You export your own connections from LinkedIn. Nothing installs, nothing logs into your account, and no bot touches your profile. Then every single connection gets sorted against the people you actually want.
Your whole network, however big
One thousand connections or fifty thousand. The sort runs the same way and finishes in minutes, not evenings.
Sorted into four tiers
Top tier, second tier, worth a look, ruled out. You see the shape of your network on one screen instead of scrolling a spreadsheet.
A fit score out of 100
Scored against your own targeting, not a generic template.
One sentence of evidence per person
Every score names the reason it landed there, so you can sanity check us rather than trust us.
Others you know there
Counts how many of your connections sit inside the same company. This is how you find the account where you already have five warm doors and never noticed.
Emails where LinkedIn shared them
Roughly one connection in five exposes an address in the export. Those come through automatically.
You choose the columns
Thirty-four available. Tick what you need and leave the rest out, so the file you download is one you will actually open.
Your first 500 connections sort free, no card, on the ICP Extractor.
Step two
A LinkedIn connections export is four columns. It has no location, no seniority signal, no timing signal and no context. Enrichment goes and gets the rest, per person, straight from their live profile.
Country, city and region
Confirmed rather than guessed. Your export contains no location field at all, so this is the single biggest gap enrichment closes.
Time in their current role
The strongest timing signal there is. New in the job usually means new authority and a budget not yet committed.
Company is hiring
Usually growth, and usually budget.
Job hunting flag
Marked open to work, so almost never a buyer. Cuts wasted sends.
Headline and About section
Their own words, which is what lets an opener sound informed instead of scraped.
Audience size and reach
Follower count, so you know how publicly they operate.
Pays for LinkedIn, and identity verified
Premium members check their messages far more often. Verified means LinkedIn has confirmed who they are.
What they pin to their profile
The featured post or link. Almost always their own offer, so it tells you what someone sells better than any headline will.
Education, certifications and languages
A shared university is one of the few genuinely warm openers left, and language tells you what to write in.
Top skills, awards and honours
Something specific to mention that is not hollow flattery.
Boards, memberships and volunteering
Common ground with nothing to do with work, which is often the warmest kind there is.
Who they follow, and recommendations
The people shaping their thinking, and how many colleagues vouched for them publicly.
Company page and personal website
Straight to the business, and to the site where their offer actually lives.
On LinkedIn since
Account age. A brand new account behaves very differently to a fifteen year old one.
Similar people, up to 20 per person
Profiles LinkedIn considers lookalikes, most of whom are not in your network yet. A whole second list, out of the same lookup, at no extra cost.
Step three
This is the part that turns a sorted list into conversations. Each run takes a batch of your best-fit connections and works them individually, end to end.
A scoring rubric written from your offer
Not a fixed template. The system reads your offer document and writes four to six weighted layers, totalling 100, specific to what predicts a sale for you. A ghostwriter and a manufacturer get genuinely different rubrics.
Hard gates and disqualifiers
Wrong ICP is excluded no matter how impressive the profile looks. A 41,000 follower solo operator scores 14 and gets dropped, while a quiet MD with 610 followers scores 92.
Their recent posts are read too
Scoring runs against what they have actually been writing about, not just their headline.
A Sales Signal Report per qualified prospect
A personalised diagnostic written about them, citing their own posts, anchored to the problem your offer solves. Not a template with the name swapped in.
An opening DM in your voice
Under 120 words, peer to peer, no bullet points, no em dashes, generated from your writing samples so it sounds like you wrote it.
Regenerate anything you do not like
One click rewrites a message you would not send.
Follow-ups that read the reply
Paste what they actually said and the next message is drafted against the full thread, so message three knows what happened in message one.
Send and reply tracking
Ready to send, sent, replied, and what stage each conversation is at.
You do every send yourself
Which is precisely why there is nothing on your account to flag, restrict or ban.
Automation tools send from your account with bots, which is what gets accounts restricted, and their personalisation stops at first names. This system does the deep work automation cannot, and leaves the sending to you.
Competitors automate your LinkedIn account with bots and users report suspensions even on default settings. We never touch your account. There is nothing to ban.
Automation tools blast strangers. This works your existing 1st-degree connections, people who already said yes to you. Reply rates are simply different.
Each prospect receives a Sales Signal Report built from their actual content. It opens conversations because it is genuinely useful before you ask for anything.
Upload your offer document, writing samples, and web links. Every message and every document is generated to sound like you, aimed at your ideal client.
Fit scores, ready-to-send status, sent and replied tracking, follow-up drafting when they respond, and CSV export of everything.
No offer document yet? The Offer Builder writes one with you, plus a free in-depth audit of your own LinkedIn profile.
Every plan includes extraction, enrichment, activation and the Offer Builder. One closed deal pays for the plan many times over.
A Sales Navigator seat plus the enrichment tool it needs costs more than this, and still leaves you writing every message yourself.
For the solo operator sitting on a network they have never worked
$199/month
Billed monthly
Up to 25,000 connections
25,000 connections sorted
Your whole network scored against your own targeting and split into fit tiers, with a reason on every person.
5,000 profile lookups a month
Enrichment confirms country, time in role, hiring and job-hunting signals against the live profile. Point it at your top tiers, where it changes what you do next, rather than at people already ruled out.
12 activation runs every month
Three a week. Each run works a batch of 30 prospects end to end.
Up to 360 Sales Signal Reports a month
A personalised diagnostic for every qualified prospect, written from their own posts.
360 opening DMs a month, in your voice
One per activated prospect, trained on your writing samples.
Unlimited follow-up drafting
Paste what they replied and get the next message, written against the whole thread.
2 Offer Builder passes
Included as a bonus. You get the link and run it yourself, whenever you want, at your own pace.
Full CSV export
Every column, yours to keep, forever.
Most popular
For operators with a large network and a real quota
$599/month
Billed monthly
Up to 100,000 connections
100,000 connections sorted
Four times the network, scored the same way, with the same evidence on every person.
20,000 profile lookups a month
Four times the enrichment allowance, which is enough to confirm a whole year of shortlists in a single month.
30 activation runs every month
Roughly one a day, or burn them in bursts around a launch.
Up to 900 Sales Signal Reports a month
Nine hundred personalised diagnostics every month. At agency writing rates that alone is five figures.
900 opening DMs a month, in your voice
Plus regeneration on any message you do not like the sound of.
Unlimited follow-up drafting
Threaded, so message three knows what happened in message one.
10 Offer Builder passes
Enough to build an offer per segment, per service line, or per client if you resell. Self-serve, on your own schedule.
Priority processing
Your runs go to the front of the queue.
Everything in Growth
Every feature, at four times the scale.
For companies, agencies and teams running this across many networks
Custom
Priced on your volume
100,000 connections and beyond
Unlimited network size
Past 100,000 connections we price on volume rather than by tier.
Profile lookups to fit the list
Enrichment volume set against the network you actually need confirmed, rather than a fixed monthly cap.
Multiple workspaces
One per rep, per client, or per brand, each with its own offer and rubric.
Unlimited Offer Builder passes
Build an offer for every client you onboard, self-serve, with no session cap.
Run volume to fit the team
Priced against how many prospects you actually need to reach.
Shared lists and team handover
Pass a scored account between reps without losing the research.
Onboarding and a named contact
We set up the first workspace with you rather than mailing you a login.
Secure payment through Stripe. Cancel any time from your account.
Sales Navigator is the tool most teams reach for. It is priced per seat, so the bill grows with the team, and it still hands you a list rather than a conversation.
| LinkedIn Sales Navigator | List price | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Sales Navigator Core | $1,079.88 per seat, per year | Individual pipeline management. No team features. |
| Sales Navigator Advanced | $1,799.88 per seat, per year | What most sales teams buy. Shared lists and TeamLink. |
| Enrichment tooling on top | $600 to $2,400 per seat, per year | Sales Navigator exposes no verified emails or phone numbers, so most teams add a second tool. |
Asnera Growth is $199 a month, works the network you already own, and writes a Sales Signal Report and an opening message for 360 of them every month. Navigator hands you a search box.
Built from the inside out.
Asnera is built on one idea: the buyers you need are already connected to you. Most people never work that network, because reading it by hand is impossible. A few thousand connections is weeks of scrolling, so it sits there instead, quietly full of people who already said yes to you once.
Asnera reads it for you. It sorts every connection against the people you actually sell to, enriches the ones worth knowing more about, then writes a Sales Signal Report and an opening message for each person, from your offer and in your voice. Nothing is templated, and nothing is automated on your LinkedIn account. You send every message yourself, which is why there is nothing to get flagged.
The whole system is built with Claude, and we run it on our own network before we sell it to anyone.
A Hanh Consulting Inc Company
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